Texas soldier faces legal battle over gun in hospitial

[E.Marquez]

Hear anything new?

No Sir, not a word from the lawyer.

I think the effort and lead is on them.... so they have my contact number, email address, unit of assignment at Hood. We will see what happens.

[jmra]

Hear anything new?

No Sir, not a word from the lawyer.

I think the effort and lead is on them.... so they have my contact number, email address, unit of assignment at Hood. We will see what happens.

Thanks for keeping us informed. Very interested to see how all of this plays out.

[Slipknot]

I did a quick search of the Bell Co. docket and could not find any reference to this case. Either he plead out or the case got rescheduled. There has been no mention of the case in the local newspapers either.

[rp_photo]

IMHO, a member of the military should be able to carry anywhere they want to, and would benefit us all by doing so.

[Jumping Frog]

I'd write it as:

IMHO, a ...citizen ... should be able to carry anywhere they want to, and would benefit us all by doing so.

[E.Marquez]

Looks like this one aint over yet.

Lawyer: GLASS,K
Trial Date:10/15 9:00 jury trial 12‐03219 2C1203414
Defendant: SAMPSON, NATHANIEL  OWEN
Charge: UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER

[Dave2]

Looks like this one aint over yet.

Lawyer: GLASS,K
Trial Date:10/15 9:00 jury trial 12‐03219 2C1203414
Defendant: SAMPSON, NATHANIEL  OWEN
Charge: UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER

I'm confused... Is that October 15th? Of which year? Some of these legal things drag out for a while, so you'd think the courts would want to be clear on something as basic as the date.

[E.Marquez]

Looks like this one aint over yet.

Lawyer: GLASS,K
Trial Date:10/15 9:00 jury trial 12‐03219 2C1203414
Defendant: SAMPSON, NATHANIEL OWEN
Charge: UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER

I'm confused... Is that October 15th? Of which year? Some of these legal things drag out for a while, so you'd think the courts would want to be clear on something as basic as the date.

arrrrgggg,,, Hold on a sec.. I may have brought up a cached version of that docket and not a current one.

[E.Marquez]

GLASS,K 11/28 14:00 special hrg 12‐03219 2C1203414 SAMPSON, NATHANIEL OWEN UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER

My apologies, looks like I DID open an older docket from my saved link.
The last time I see this case on the docket was 28 NOV..

And it is not on the current weeks docket (as far as I have access to for future cases)

[Slipknot]

I wonder what happened at the hearing two weeks ago. I think I may have to wander up to the courthouse with a foia request.

[E.Marquez]

I wonder what happened at the hearing two weeks ago. I think I may have to wander up to the courthouse with a foia request.

You know Im resisting calling Mr Glass..... as he has my number, my email address, we had several appointment dates set and a plan to allow him to convince me this was a righteous case to weigh in on.

Dates were pushed..and passed, no more contact from Mr Glass.. I can only assume, Mr Glass and his client are no longer interested in outside observation or assistance.

[Luggo1]

I wonder what happened at the hearing two weeks ago. I think I may have to wander up to the courthouse with a foia request.

At a minimum you can go to the Courthouse and just ask to see the Court file, it's public. There may not be much in it.

[E.Marquez]

I wonder what happened at the hearing two weeks ago. I think I may have to wander up to the courthouse with a foia request.

At a minimum you can go to the Courthouse and just ask to see the Court file, it's public. There may not be much in it.

Really?

Might do that when I go to lunch then

[JALLEN]

The court clerk has public files and you can look at them, even buy copies of documents if you wish. I'm not sure a layman can adequately interpret what might be found, in terms of procedural steps, expectations about what is next, etc. It isn't "rocket surgery" but does take some getting used to.

I would call the court clerk to see what the hours are, in case they close over the lunch hour or something.

[E.Marquez]

The court clerk has public files and you can look at them, even buy copies of documents if you wish. I'm not sure a layman can adequately interpret what might be found, in terms of procedural steps, expectations about what is next, etc. It isn't "rocket surgery" but does take some getting used to.

I would call the court clerk to see what the hours are, in case they close over the lunch hour or something.

It would seem a written request must be submitted. And when I asked about "looking" I was told I could request copies and would have to pay $1.00 per page.

I’m interested enough to drive to Belton and even drop a few bucks to read though it.. But if the case file is more than 20 pages.... I’m not THAT interested